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Is Japan's Surge Bringing Top Profits for Manufacturers?
Between a falling yen and soaring economy, Japan's leading manufacturing stocks are poised to soar
Google Is Hungry for Yelp
New mapping features at Google make it more of a foe for Yelp.
Ask a Fool: How Do I Short Gold?
The latest installment of our "Ask a Fool" series, in which we answer questions from readers about investing.
How Your Online Broker Can Help Make You a Lot Richer
Full-service brokers cost too much. Use an online broker, instead, and keep more for yourself.
My 4,600 Pound Investment in BP Is Now 25,000 Pounds in Barclays
Selling BP at 431 pence, and buying Barclays at 288 pence, has turned a fat profit.
What You Were Buying Last Week: Quindell Portfolio
Some investors think they see an opportunity in the fallen price of Quindell Portfolio.
Should I Invest in These 5 FTSE 100 Shares?
Can Tesco, British American Tobacco, SABMiller, Reckitt Benckiser, and J. Sainsbury deliver market-beating total returns?
Ocado Group Surges 40% After Announcing 25-Year Online Partnership With Wm. Morrison Supermarkets
Wm. Morrison Supermarkets will pay up to 170 million pounds to start using the services of Ocado Group.
Is Texas Instruments' Stock Still Worth Owning?
Like every investment, it needs to be reviewed from time to time.
Einhorn's 2 Opportunistic Investment Ideas
In the recent Sohn Conference, David Einhorn showed his bullish attitude towards oil & gas solutions provider Oil States International . David Einhorn stated that he accumulated shares in this company in the first quarter of 2013 at an average price of $77.16 per share. He believes that Oil States International is cheap at its current trading price. Let's take a closer look at the company and another of his investments.
Which Online Travel Company Should We Invest In?
These days, in order to quickly find the cheapest airfare or hotel bookings for our travel plans, we often seek help from online travel bookers such as Priceline.com , Expedia , and Orbitz Worldwide . Interestingly, these three companies have exhibited different share price performances in the past twelve months.
Finally, Mortgage REITs Catch a Break
After several days in the dumps, mREITs are getting their day in the sun -- but, will it last?
Should We Follow Mason Hawkins Into This Stock?
Mason Hawkins, the talented mind behind Southeastern Asset Management, has nearly $23 billion in total assets under management. On May 10, he increased his stake in CNH Global by more than 150% to 3.7 million shares. In the past twelve months, CNH has had a depressing stock price performance, declining more than 2.6% while the S&P 500 gained more than 10.7% during the same period. Should we follow Mason Hawkins into CNH Global? Let’s find out.
An Expensive Stock Selling Cheaper Alternative Products
An increasing number of customers are seeking cheaper alternatives to original OEM products to lower repair costs. LKQ , a distributor of alternative repair products to professional repair shops, is a beneficiary of such a trend. However, current valuations for LKQ are expensive at 19.3 times forward P/E and 1.2 times PEG. Is the stock a buy at these levels? Let's check out.
3 Well-Positioned Stocks in the Entertainment Sector
How we watch movies and TV shows has drastically changed over the past few years. In addition to traditional cable TV operators, several other options exist today. Let's look at three companies leading different sectors in the entertainment industry. Netflix, Comcast and TIVO all provide different services but considerable upside for investors looking to buy-and-hold.
Anadarko Reported Its Phobos Discovery in the Deepwater Gulf of Mexico
A nice addition to Anadarko's portfolio
McCain's A La Carte Cable Will Make Content Creators Richer
Senator John McCain proposed new legislation for a la carte cable; here's why premium operators will win should the bill pass.
How FedEx Stole UPS’ Thunder
UPS delivered better results, but FedEx managed to get the big contract.
5 Reasons to Worry About Next Week
These five companies are going the wrong way on the bottom line.
Socially Responsible Investing: Ethical and Very Profitable
Socially responsible investing can be not only more ethical, but also enormously profitable for shareholders in a pure monetary sense.



